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Tom Metro <tmetro+blu at gmail.com> writes: > Doug wrote: >> Our carrier is T-Mobile, using their pay-as-you-go, no data plan. >> ... In a year's time, we pay T-Mobile $400 for all our minutes >> (4x1000). > > If you don't use many voice minutes you can actually get by for as > little as $100 per *year* per phone with T-Mobile. (That's the minimum > you pay to keep the account from expiring, and it gets you a "pile" > (considering voice minutes are in declining need) of minutes.) Less. I forget the precise details, but it's something like: once you've given them $100, any subsequent minutes purchased will both add to the pile, and refresh the expiration timer on any current minutes you have, for one year. I've given them around $130 for nearly two years of talking. $20 for a quarter's worth of assessment, $100 to extend it all out a year, and $10 several months ago to refresh the expiration timer. Have about $40 of time left, which I expect will be gone before the year is up in December or so.
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